HIST 111 - Upon finishing college, Perkins was disappointed
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Updated on: 11/08/2017 01:00 PM Due on: 11/08/2017

- Upon finishing college, Perkins was disappointed that he did not get to go to Vietnam.
- True
- False
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QUESTION 2- After reaching adulthood, John Perkins went to work for the CIA office in Kuwait.
- True
- False
5 points
QUESTION 3- As a young employee of MAIN, Perkins studied "econometrics."
- True
- False
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QUESTION 4- Perkins's first MAIN assignment was in Indonesia.
- True
- False
5 points
QUESTION 5- During Perkins's early stay in Equador, he wrote numerous letters to Einar Greve assessing Equador's economic prospects.
- True
- False
5 points
QUESTION 6- Perkins' early experiences helped him to realize that by manipulating local politics in third world countries, he could help improve the lives of vast numbers of poor people.
- True
- False
5 points
QUESTION 7- As an employee of MAIN, Perkins helped establish cordial relations between the U.S. and President Omar Torrijos of Panama
- True
- False
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QUESTION 8- The CIA tried to prevent the overthrow of Salvadore Allende of Chile by Communist insurgents.
- True
- False
5 points
QUESTION 9- MAIN employees liked to say the Saudi Arabia was the "cow we can milk until the sun sets on our retirement."
- True
- False
5 points
QUESTION 10- JECOR was founded to fund Israeli defense
- True
- False
5 points
QUESTION 11- As it turned out, goats figured largely in Perkins's plans for Saudi Arabia.
- True
- False
5 points
QUESTION 12- Perkins learned that by encumbering "Third World" countries with billions in debts, in the end the poorest people would benefit.
- True
- False
5 points
QUESTION 13- Through Saudi Arabian connection, Washington and the Saudis financed the jihad against the Soviet Union led by Osama bin Laden, who would increasingly be backed by Riyadh.
- True
- False
5 points
QUESTION 14- After he was overthrown, the Shah of Iran found refuge in Panama.
- True
- False
5 points
QUESTION 15- The Iranian Yamin told Perkins that traditional Persian culture was benefiting from relations with the World Bank.
- True
- False
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QUESTION 16- Perkins compares individuals such as Omar Torrijos to American patriots of the Revolution like Ethan Allen.
- True
- False
5 points
QUESTION 17- Perkins notes that Teddy Roosevelt had considered Venezuela to be the key to South America for American interests.
- True
- False
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QUESTION 18- Manuel Norriega was a democratically elected leader who was supported by the U.S. government.
- True
- False
5 points
QUESTION 19- From 1960 to 1995, the income ratio of top one-fifth of the population in the wealthiest countries to the bottom one-fifth in the poorest countries decreased from 74:1 to 30:1.
- True
- False
5 points
QUESTION 20- The author has since gone to work for the World Bank trying to improve relations between the U.S. and third world countries.
- True
- False

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Solution: HIST 111 - Upon finishing college, Perkins was disappointed